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Multiple training modes, on-demand switching fat burning, shaping, muscle building, multi-dimensional to meet the fitness needs, and efficiently enhance the training effect; suitable for more people to use, beginners, professional fitness enthusiasts and so on;

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  • MINIMAL DESIGN-6CM/2.4 INCH

    Adopting ultra-thin design and aluminum alloy integrated die-casting

  • Stereo 5w Blueto-Oth Amplifier

    The Stereo 5W Bluetooth Amplifier delivers powerful sound in a compact design. Enjoy wireless audio streaming with Bluetooth connectivity.

  • 5.0 Disc Type Servo Motor

    Experience unmatched precision with Innodi P1, powered by our 5.0 Disc Type Servo Motor. Elevate home workouts with this advanced, durable tech.

  • Security Protection Mechanism

    Multiple Protection Mechanisms Enabled by Advanced Artificial Intelligence: Enhanced Security Features

  • Safety Button

    Safety buttons on both handles and the bar. It act as afailsafe mechanism,instantly releasing the weights when the load becomes challenging.

  • Aerospace Materials

    levate your home gym with the Innodi P1 series, utilizing aerospace materials for unmatched strength and longevity.

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Starting your gym journey can feel intimidating, but knowing how to start going to the gym in the right way makes a huge difference. For beginners, having a clear plan and setting realistic goals are essential steps toward building a successful gym routine. Here’s a guide to help you start strong and stay motivated.

1. Define Your Fitness Goals

Begin by defining your goals—whether it’s weight loss, muscle gain, improved stamina, or overall health. Having specific goals gives you direction and keeps you motivated. Knowing why you're going to the gym helps you stick with it, even on tough days.

2. Create a Realistic Schedule

Set a manageable schedule, aiming for 2-3 days a week initially. Start with short sessions of 30-45 minutes, gradually increasing as you become comfortable. Consistency is more important than frequency at the beginning, so find times that fit your lifestyle and energy levels.

3. Learn Basic Exercises

Familiarize yourself with basic gym exercises that target different muscle groups. Squats, lunges, push-ups, and rows are great foundational movements to learn. Many gyms offer introductory sessions to teach proper form, which is essential to avoid injury. If possible, consider working with a trainer for guidance.

4. Focus on Full-Body Workouts

For beginners, full-body workouts are highly effective. They allow you to train all major muscle groups in one session, making the most of your time in the gym. Aim to include exercises that cover upper body, lower body, and core in each workout.

5. Prioritize Warm-Up and Recovery

Starting each workout with a warm-up helps prepare your body and reduces the risk of injury. Finish with a cool-down and stretching routine to enhance recovery. Listening to your body and incorporating rest days into your week will keep you energized and prevent burnout.

6. Track Your Progress

Tracking your progress can be incredibly motivating. Use a fitness app or journal to note the weights, reps, and exercises you complete each session. Celebrate small achievements, like lifting more weight or lasting longer on the treadmill—it’s all progress!

Starting at the gym may feel challenging, but by following these steps, you’ll build a solid foundation. Remember, consistency and patience are key to transforming your gym visits into a rewarding habit.